Australia Archives - Anita Hendrieka

73 Underrated and Off The Beaten Path Places To Visit

With overtourism a big and important factor in today's travel world its time to travel smarter and go to places which are often underrated or totally off the beaten path. I have asked 73 travel bloggers on their top recommendations all around the world. This is a HUGE collection of 73 destinations all around the world, from Europe to Asia, South America to North America and more! Whichever continent you are thinking of travelling to next year, check out the table of contents and find a locat[...]

The Food Scene is Changing in Melbourne – Check out the Exciting New Concepts Gracing Tables There

Melbourne is popularly known as Australia’s gourmet food capital and you simply should not miss the many revered food establishments there. They're bound to leave you craving more. But what really sets Melbourne apart from other places when it comes to food? Well, this year there have been a few developments in the food scene in this part of the world. Let’s take a look at each one. View this post on Instagram [...]

10 Best Places to Visit in Tasmania, Australia

Written by Free Two Roam Sitting one hundred and fifty miles south of the mainland, Tasmania is Australia’s smallest state, but also its largest island. Most international visitors probably haven’t even heard of Tasmania, preferring to visit Australia’s more well-known destinations such as Sydney, the Gold Coast, and the Great Barrier Reef. In fact, many Australians themselves still haven’t made it down to their southern-most state (maybe because Australian passport holders h[...]

Your Ultimate Guide to Byron Bay

Guest post by Claires Footsteps Beautiful Byron. This town is the only one that made me stay still and appreciate what was around me in 18 months of travelling. And let me tell you, when it’s Byron that’s around you, it’s something very special. Byron Bay is one of the most popular destinations on an east coast Australia road trip. It’s located right at the top of New South Wales, about 3 hours south of Brisbane and 10 hours north of Sydney. Even though it�[...]

Paradise, Pets and Pinot? It’s All Possible In the Hunter Valley

Written by Suzanne from The Tastes of the Hunter Wine Tours As a local tour guide, I get all sorts of questions from guests ... everything from “where can I find a red wine for my husband who doesn’t drink wine?”, or “how old are the oldest vines that are still producing fruit?” to “where can I get Panadol (to cure last night’s hangover so I can enjoy today’s wine tour)?!”. However recently I had a friend of mine set me a real challenge .... “where can I find[...]